I fuckin' love this effect on vocals.....It sort of has a tin can echo sound to it.....I've been wantin' to mention it for some time but that Bane track finally made me say something......I think the first time I heard it was on Byrdie's album on the song "Dirty Politics" when D-sane breaks in and says "We seekin' and destroyin' all haters......" Is that an effect that you do to the audio, or is it the mic that it's recorded on? Obviously I don't know the technical aspects that are involved in recording music, so sorry if that is an ignorant ass question. Also, what other songs have been recorded have that effect? I can't think of any right now......
The D-Sane "tinny" Echo......
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It's achieved by tying two tin cans together by a string, end to end. You fix one end to the microphone and you stretch the other end out into a bathroom. then you put your head down next to the toilet, flush the toilet and talk into the tin can with your head in the bowl.
It's hecka dope.
Naw, just playin'. It's an after affect done to the audio. It makes for a dope sound though. Usually, you'll only use one Microphone for in booth vocal recording and add the effects afterwards. It gives you more control over the sound - incase you may want to change something later.
Question: How could D-Sane get any more gangster?
Answer: Voice effects
It's hecka dope.
Naw, just playin'. It's an after affect done to the audio. It makes for a dope sound though. Usually, you'll only use one Microphone for in booth vocal recording and add the effects afterwards. It gives you more control over the sound - incase you may want to change something later.
Question: How could D-Sane get any more gangster?
Answer: Voice effects
And there you have it folks! lol
Fuckin' Fridge.....what a funny guy. Actually it's a combination of effects and EQ settings applied to a regularly recorded vocal track. I actually created it during the Sykotherapy album. You can hear it on several songs on there. I use it here and there.....I don't wanna play it out. One of the effects is a metallic sound.....that's where it gets the "tinny" sound.
Fuckin' Fridge.....what a funny guy. Actually it's a combination of effects and EQ settings applied to a regularly recorded vocal track. I actually created it during the Sykotherapy album. You can hear it on several songs on there. I use it here and there.....I don't wanna play it out. One of the effects is a metallic sound.....that's where it gets the "tinny" sound.